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Working with others to navigate the world with well-organized ideas, articulate communication, and the power of the written word: i.e. writing and editing. I love my community, and I do my work to create a space to foster understanding and share people's experience.

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Spokane clergy join Minneapolis ICE protests, hundreds hold solidarity vigil at St. John’s Cathedral

Spokane clergy join Minneapolis ICE protests, hundreds hold solidarity vigil at St. John’s Cathedral

Nearly 300 community members gathered in St. John’s Cathedral in Spokane on Friday to pray for ICE protesters…

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Spokane refugee organizations face another ‘challenging’ year under Trump immigration policies

Spokane refugee organizations face another ‘challenging’ year under Trump immigration policies

“Challenging” is how several Spokane refugee advocacy organizations described 2025. They expect the same for …

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Spokane churches balance security, ministry amid downtown crime concerns

Spokane churches balance security, ministry amid downtown crime concerns

Downtown Spokane churches are wrestling with a difficult question: How do you keep your congregation safe whi…

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Cesar Perez, central figure of Spokane's ICE protests, chooses to self-deport

Cesar Perez, central figure of Spokane's ICE protests, chooses to self-deport

SPOKANE, Wash. - Cesar Perez, whose detainment by Immigration and Customs Enforcement caused protests in June…

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Coeur d'Alene rock band Black Happy returns with faith-infused music after 30-year hiatus

Coeur d'Alene rock band Black Happy returns with faith-infused music after 30-year hiatus

Music is a gift, but faith should always come first, said Jim Bruce, one of the drummers for the Inland North…

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Washington Attorney General blocks redistribution of forced reset triggers in Washington

Washington Attorney General blocks redistribution of forced reset triggers in Washington

SEATTLE, Wash. - Forced reset triggers, which accelerate the rate of fire of an AR-15 and are accused of esse…

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Jim Walden, WSU Hall of Fame football coach, dies at 88 in Coeur d'Alene

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By Caleb McGever Verified
| KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State University (WSU) Hall of Fame football coach Jim Walden died on Thursday, according to a release from WSU. The university said he died at age 88 in Coeur d’Alene. “WSU is saddened to hear the passing of Cougar Hall of Fame coach Jim Walden, our thoughts are with his family, friends, his former players and all Coug fans,” it said in an X post commemorating Walden. Walden served as head coach of the Cougars from 1978-86.
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Washington Supreme Court approves language for recall against Port of Benton Commissioners

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By Caleb McGever Verified
| KNDU-TV (Richland, WA) Verified
RICHLAND, Wash. – The Washington Supreme Court affirmed a ruling approving a recall petition against three Port of Benton Commissioners. The decision means the recall petition’s accusations regarding “retaliating against Port employees” and "failure to disclose a business he owns” were considered factual enough for voters to consider on the ballot. Benton County Superior Court Judge Diana N. Ruff previously ruled in March that the two types of charges could appear in the ballots.
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City of Medical Lake prohibits launching fireworks starting July 3

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By Caleb McGever Verified
| KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
SPOKANE, Wash. – The City of Medical Lake will be under a fireworks ban for the Fourth of July. The ruling was announced on Thursday by the Spokane County Fire District #3 Fire Chief, who cited forecasted weather conditions and increasing fire danger.
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